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New Zealand's High Court is reviewing a climate plan criticized for bypassing public input and relying too much on tree planting over emission cuts.
A landmark New Zealand High Court case challenges the government’s climate plan, alleging unlawful dismantling of key policies post-2023 election without proper public consultation.
Climate advocates argue the plan overly relies on pine tree planting for carbon offsetting instead of cutting emissions at the source, failing to meet legal and scientific standards.
They claim the approach undermines targets for net-zero carbon by 2050 and methane reduction, risks future costs, and contradicts international climate principles.
The case, drawing on precedents from the UK and Ireland, could force a more ambitious, legally sound climate strategy.
El Tribunal Supremo de Nueva Zelanda está revisando un plan climático criticado por eludir la opinión pública y depender demasiado de la plantación de árboles para reducir las emisiones.